Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1900, Page 4

4 OMATIA_DAII - v BIELE: SU NDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 7 GREENE T0 ONAHA VOTERS M. Frfurck Hat I(AI l‘ ”l ( I'"“\V ‘”“ R\ » toar dowp our flek In the Philipplnes and | ‘: ‘, & oh o e | rated by the reput \ parly has o the work of our brave soldiers eloction of I v | the rate of Intorest on g o f the tenchings of Dryan? (Crion of 3 ha countiy wnd wo he | nt, which | h ther Ko i Wao will abolish slavory aud polyg- | % than 1 Y4 nt pa Blx Hundrad of the Oerman Republican |4y old glory o float. ‘Lot i . S %o ihe | democrats 1 hat rohber 1lub Hear Good Boseches. | andt 1 Mol inley and Frosperity damocricy (rusta are pre I by tar The Standard ( Olub Hewr Good Bpeech the wa'chiwords which will redoam Nel J noin tha Phippines would | o\ company and the N 1 n n # ko 101 ad o0 alway | | next Tuenida I v The home of & vlciory ot | pany, the two compani ' ia's NOT SCARED BY BRYANITE BUGABOOS Baltor Nraokes's Bpocnh th o7 ur wile il b gl | great uaslier, C. J. Sy, o tiempl. | Tofore beglnning the islon of &< pound moral mupport in n part of the north- | "8 10 overthre b bl y tHonnl 1anie tr. Mrucker wended 1d- | moctacy and tn Kngland and Prence ton. Tr e Dletet ward 1 ater (o Gorman votera an a do- | A the defentof iiryan Sovember ¢ party democratly provid 0, 1date for the United Staton ron- | ) T n ed the resolu for the re s dute for N " I'h Inew Il " y hiaw no right St % 8y he &ed that € o netrich ba sup | o the republionn 1y of doing in " Which we ented to b ‘ wothe 1 el [ Hw‘l“‘\u . Wh r, wo M t-trust confere I Getmana for the governorabip \ , as foll | the renblican party han partioipated W ver any humbug {s found {n the n part, aa follows tration and 1 the formation of st Penabil A i, Cermas bitewn gty evar had ronson to fiibarty ‘wid: Ruman righin have farad w1l | FePUbliean perty it is ejecte . 1th e by e while’ (118 domOttEes: o hotever (i han u: | American votors aro it and W The 0 1ub, 600 L vl fo Drilllang remltn, fdiguted away, tramidon upon human g1, | not stand with a party which Sl xn e oa 1 1w pr IF evor 16| dinfranchises 'the nesro, Violaten (ho fod’ | it ST BUE & par B \ {0 ot Lol conntitution and instituton an oligary Mohemt | . Hr e T g g B o' the Whiten TUSRSS bbbl oo they will perform the r ats SBoltuns gt ¢ tour_ yours, | Darnest Champlon of Likerty. IPUUIGE DR Dresenia, the HUAE. sAnd) in German and wa four ot M ST T | Chateman vk introduced Bdward Rows- [ dates and the best wiattorm and. will o WAL Dletrich, K WIE wreenbackern and 1 ationias, [ Water wn the man who, wbove all others 19 [ doubt have the suppert of German voters Congr an 111 ) Yer | hiunwed, Whila | Omnhn und Nebranka, has stood for ro- | Nabraska has the reputation of being the Irign wera the othor [ tha Fepublican part .'r:.l-. gy WS "‘rw- lous and civil liberty, Mr. Rosewater [ grate of wild fdeas and crazy notlons wnd 1| g 4L AL wi ted with loud upplause and was | trast that 1t will pedeem tteelt this tall. | sidant of the elub, waw| '} ; the republteans had | troquently fnterrupted duriog his speceh | “or more than two.thirds of my lite 1 Abert ¢ ' I | ot el iy the plaudits of the b e audi- | have boen tdentified with Omaha wnd with TR e e He spoko In part as follows Nebraska, It the people of Nebraska see | nate, and | AL the clomtng of & great campalgn 1t e o send me to Washington 1 will Join v, cand ' | 1w Niting to lok back and see what Ger- | Congressman Dave . o re i B | Americans bave dono in upbulld eat effortn to ¢ hor with the fal United Stat AL the begtuning of the | (he o 1 wdw towin o ropublies 1" VI war the majority of German-Amert | and Oy Menn Trantlor wa wore republicans. Tho first whots in | W, b Lovengen ! W, W4 the war wore fired by German soldiors in ""“" ol Bingham, 1 M Andreesen, Chatles 19 1 Miwnourl, Upon the Gorwana the United | CONBTussian Day : iy Mercer, 1ol wlort, Charton | [ e unton. (Applause) 10 tho comaterton [ W08 BEcotod by LA o i 0. Kiplinger, W 10 Wapplh, Fand 6t Chattanoogs wnd Arliogton I witl be | Yery, briclly and B L e o ochmann, Tan fMhanatan and George 1 | & Iy one (hird of the graves TN i 1508 ¢ LERLLL K ol ro t Fan woldiors | : AL When Charlen 1 Disteieh wan i Gormans ure fmbucd with the Tove of | Bed the elociion e o Quoed as (he neat governor of Nehe ) Therty. Tho yhave fought with Washington | 10T80ment of MeK e =8 ! A blankety-blank foreigy Mr. Mercer ex wan greeied by a f wpolanse whi n the rev fon and have wlwiys rallied . Mhowed (he faver | o 1o held L * | to the support of the flag. Frobibition wnd | P1aineds Jones ana AOTIORE A Qorman Amorfoan Dietelch b wov. | {i, Wall witeet wid London, radicted by | tamperane agitation drove some of them s oL Wevee AEE they Sow Sak o oral speaking engasemonts Jast night wnd | e cant and of e entive WAy from (ho ropublican party, but for | fOFelEn ¥ Whor y ,"1 Qavoted Bt a fow inites | (g forth ot or of Buropea pitnl | the most part they bave been loyal to the | */&0UD AL imperiatism, mill Pesualionn. 4t Mo spoke 1N DAFL i T et owen s (o the | great principles advocated by republicaus, | (FI8M and other so-called issues, fullows | ( wntey ki At ' hecamn the | They settlod Pennaylvania with sturdy ¢ ‘;“"“"” e ekl Willwin Jenntigs Neyan e attempiog | the adminintra who gIve the republican ticket a ma- [ OF (hie German ¢ y 10 atand on throe platforma, o sdvocate | ! fa ! 1ty of 500,000 s LR LA N 14 tho law of nature The g American Industries Whron nota of principles which are entively o ton B WS T T Ian cannot hoodwiok e Gormn | & ; Aiftoront Mo wan willing o swallow an agey e elihor deatioyed or | voters into wccopting his wild fioanc il | ‘l"_"l Iy“". Wil be a r ik which would galn him votes Th Yooy ' goneevatlon evare Tndlan”(rihe | schow inia that the ropublicaa | #0610 Lows hicide L hastieh Inittative and referond wore omited | 110 oanannton Ta foday 1 ho peo: | ATty place dollar above the man, | yleiet Wil be cle o he Kanman Clty platform and Bevan | f WOl e powertul we dn (| but German votors know that this party | ";’ | the promi o ol place - He t wiitn to | A pele | Fvers Sl var s put e 100-cent dollar within roach of alf | O 8 i AR ; 1 K o prowisne, Ve Grumt plank o |88 it T G ol e | Gaokiog men accont his- heartes, The | 1Tt B, A e Nryan platiorm wan entrated o | QORI CWhen Citager SWilama orosned | jbortug man and the farmer know that Lk, ‘,“'."" i¥ Crokor, who stande at (he b ot the [ wan a e Amcrcn Lan | (hey are to onek who suffor whea thora | "]‘| by i (Al AlWiy s Ui oy n A chunko of standard. Wealth can take [ 1€, Bowover, tha P ARIE M Wivan drew Wis support from | ' KIS cara of Ltself, but labor ts depe 1t upou | WRICH thisa ppropria Aol atkok Aton In wont, from i wh | honest money "“"“"‘ b i to futroduce ano w wllver states wnd from (he sonthorn states | 1 Walloyed Parume Tasues Are Plentitul In the hands of the ot Whowa topresentatives atand for dbsteanch | i "Uder Ty CParAmount fusues are 8o numerous with | Which Captain 1t ¢ chair see oliiees, THe sirongest suppartre are | teinry of Wiste \ the domocrats that they have become lu- | man. Mr. Hull me f 1h Alates whare tha dootrine of allowh {0 thint e dlerous, The one great fssue fn which we | Appropriation t Des M e conatitution to follow (he flag e un Products which we. are all fnterested {8 tho prosorvation of | postoMee honowi At vol Hivan would pose as th Il A\ and n . g ; IR i the republic and the contiouance of pros- [ recommanded vou areat advo oy i only with || s perity Ny osta hing w demarkation | Des Mo s will have t e conmen 1 " 1 betw the labor of Amerfeans and hat | any | vements for Germane nover alluredt by | Of workman {n forelgn lands (hrough i | building froe wllver. They (nalated four yoars wko || ) | teislation the republican party has (m | MOH. Baldrige closed the meet ) that we st have A wmoney and proo | | proved the Cltion of laborers (o this [ & brief speech, In w ! that tootive (i and (ho rosult a advanced | § antry and brought wbout pr ity i let al « ountry s Prives for catile KA and wiltions | . The entire hie [ which has (nereasod the price of farm | ! e hing cond . he of dullaie we ol cancelied motigaged w\ i ¥ .I: ;v ‘:\;" : product 1 benent lanses W 1 in ueed A ine, b Under (he wise guldance of William M. Ay ' ¢ The golde Come with the Ats have hy 4a Kiulor (e futerest on govermmont obliga | 16 o wt o dlacovery of new gold flolds, but fo he N they that v swallow ana han boen teduced to 2 per vont Neyan . i o Of our exports, which far excoed | Democratic d ¥ erit PIORheed (hat (he viel would keow thoher |y Chure passed wn | 10 valuo (e products of our mines, (Ap. | and thinking vo W ast a W EhAE (he oot would grow poarer wder | nihiin | b Novan, outml | planse) Advocates of tree silver contond | fOF uncertaty e Kol atantant Mo ehnrgod fram $300 [ AR 0 the wmsertlan that T does | i thera (et Kold enough 14| N ORnow anvthing wnd o Incapable of """'“"I""“‘Il 0 8300 wach (0 (0 wpoeution 11 WHICH (hom | it hat™ S0 ERIK i T invay for (o prper tranatcion of stiess, 1ot | ALTGELD MEETS WITH FROST wisa prophe were utier Applavse ) | () M the Untivd Kiates (he under (Lo present financlal system thoro (s Now he . N el t ', AR AU0g m-”l.-~:'"“' no ATCHY Of the preclous motal 10| Audtence et " 1 to the Qerman voters by tolling (hewy that they | ) Ml sidant 18 shoved out dally by the bankers, who | er—=lLocal Deme Nave wueh AC D e e and A Has ho e Are aunious to get rid of it In Guate | B Wa have losa (han one saldier """.”v':”. K "-l-"ll"‘:\ Al where the silver and papor mw oAk 10N i Yelowe are warned that | o Ao 3 watered by the government, gold 18 worth Wi th sa WOre |n Mangor The saima ory of tmperal | (i orirn from (he WO per cont ws much s the cheaper Vas to 1 wan 1 the tlme of Lineotn and | 3 the bl standant and (o money 1 avenue tenchings of (hin w med the mind of | ¥ S ‘ot Be P13 teRtinay A Al ¢ an and Altgeld can say ! 1. ull thing v AR Tema ) h W eld ea .a will L o " WHKoa oot and (aepired Bim o ki1 oy HE) LA KRG democtat | oy tted States (0 make an, pitey President M was enced by the| “ N W AN who dn e Ananciat | atoon X mey and making i | ho s s en WAIN of dangeioue (e Of (his sort DAL R R s Byl AN > M logat no Money wieh | ho elev b Miltaiiam ia fwpossible (nw vountry |yt 1L o, on the viher NOthINE (0 vedeom 1t iy worthless, o | of tho pre o e . was o A political o he Mo physical t £ th « Pockets N ars, 1 | wove ot dewocra . ters soxsed the power (0 war P de stratively Altgold was kept Achground fo | hour after the ¢ heduled ¢ | thg to vegin to give people a A a fow N mluced as an who is ¢ » eview of Raus [ & N Ex-Governor ! o % har e Wy o of the trusts. M ! w Dr. Qreene’s Nerv N e . ene s /iNervurq | < - argued, and ey will ¢ g y et " . es People Well. | : : Makes People Well, e : ot bior A "‘L OW few people hnow what It s to be welll Mow few 54 e \ Jolne Clab Meetin Koow what it Is €0 rise [n (he morniag with clear sk < ey Nead and fre to work - full of coergy and GO ada < Few ladeed! St o i More people craml out of ded wearyseyed and heavye G 8 A L as Dadied, foeling & load chained (o their feel to drag about like o s 3 Was an lrea hall In fact that is just what Discase is -an lroa s L} N Nall & terridle drag whikh spoils & man's Powers and blasts ’ . N Nis lite . 5 Discase s andly. You must reslst B! Attack ft! Netes Cure 101 Weakmess of Nood or nerves grows daily. It is Worktng - Sradual devay. all the more dreary Devause the victim 1S st aNe (o drag arvuad. De. Oreese's Nervura Mood and merve Swedish A ana ewmady, is (the oaly sure reasady, (he ene which will Demefit of s sulferers whea all oihers Dave failed. This it does simply : . Bevause it is (he food and medicime Nature intended for the Dovd and (he Berves when (hrvegh overwark, abuse, or CIher cause, Ihey Rave Devowne weakesed and exhacsted ; & woadertul cure. and (he beacfit AT bealth_and streagta I8 Doiegs are peraaneat " Frask £ Nam)d of Woodfords, Maine, says: » 1hadas N RN BTG o e W Al —as u . s ® As woame Lon, -k e Y w A s & At Mooy i - Al M soowead of £ ¢ & ~ nowe s T weverw v - s s Nre A . * remair as s s e ani an wow *s . s A deva deored . i L s » 4 e WL 2 TR e &9 128 womdecfe I Gomene s Noev e, s miade o P many complex cases which Nucn'e davoag fally understand. Dr. Greene cordiall Fpio favites all sueh to comsult with bim fully nd - PR freely, persomally or by letter, at his office, 35 West r14th Street, New g : )art City. There is no charge for consultation, and every case is givea . 830wl apead . g oma individe it om. eath sud Da e N . A « |ceren o W coae aE 3uad & Bl MUCH 1000, “In calling attention to our Nne of new fall and winter hat styles we | wish to add that this season more than | any otlier we propose to make this the young wen's store. Besides the old and relinble makes of Dunlaps and | Stetsons we have given a great deal of to our famous $3.00 hat, a snys loquent Exposition of Republican Doctrive Given at Trocadero, ENTHUSIASM ~ FOR DIETRICH attention for Goy- | At that comes in all the colors and e Great Out- | shapes of the bigher priced ones, also burst of Ap from the cotaprising their style and tone. Our use Audi line of gloves for men's wear, for all occusions, 1s the most complete in the t imeed sort | €1ty and the prices, like the quality, Enthusiasm of the most pronounced sc 4 4 markod the closing republican rally at the fare satisfying wdero theater Saturday ulght The g ug was & fiting climax to the cam bREDERl 4 alzn waged by the republicans in thi tity. It was lacking in 5o particulas that The Hatter, l Wt have contributed o its success. Men The adiug Hint Man of the ?r".'. aud women, in num s 80 large that the 120 SOLTH FIFT NTH ST, soa « acity f (he theater was taxed 1 1 to the expesition of republican [ == — e a4 by Cuaarles J. Greene of this clty t nd . Dietrich, republican candida .‘l r governor, and indicated their pleasure | g0 20 — t was enthusias and spontaneous " " , o Ivery day Drings new frames of every At ono point of his address Mr, Greene | EVCr) was visibly discencerted by an applause | kind and style-gold frames, black that broke forth at @ time which scemed ; s to him, Inopportune. Of a sudden men be- | frame gray frawmes, green frames, AL L elled to subside LY | pjomieh frames - Duteh frames—Car ar exhaustion and women clapped their P A \ hands and fluttered handkerchiefs in the [ bon framesin squares and ovals alr. Mi. Greene was at a loss to account | we pride ourselves on our large variety for the demonstration until he glanced | vor his shoulder and saw that C. 11, Diet- | excellent taste, quality and beauty of de h. republican candidate for governor, | v un esortment mot equalled In seated h If on the platf for the sudden and unexpected | the west—twenty-six years has con ‘outhurst of applause was thus easily a ¥ i e b i vinced hundreds that we kuow how to 1t gives me p ' Mr. O ° Sald ) ey me pletures—are you with us? A courtly bow and sweep of his hand prosont Nebraska's mext governor o more the applause from the audi A HOSPE nee rang forth in unstinted measure. Mr. | . 4 Dictrich bowed an ackncwledge nt of the w (rlodly greeting wod M areen con. | HUSIS 408 Art 1613 Dougles. tinued Howard H. Baldrige, chalrman of the re- publican county central committee, pre - i sided over the meeting and {otroduced Mr Greene, Seats on the stase had been | TG Season for— provided for a number of pr t re- “ most of whom were at Parties, pt balls 1 wedd is ou the question Ovation for Mr, Greene w with many ladies is where is there bl om 1 can rely on to get me The w knewn | @ caterer wl just what I waut S, Baldufy swer who i west as the leading eo he has made t .]\ of his W. S. Balduft. 1820 Farnam St : A, C. Raymer ! contdence a 4 e g A cles 1514 Farnam St. e and e l)rC\el Shoe Co.. b WATCH 3 . COPLEY FOR-— WATCHES A HE\RY COPLEY, v N ke . lm st P uun Blo.\ LS = JPE ITS NERVOLS REFLEXEs asen 2 Bea Uil A3el OmAde Tee Ma € sad £ | see o Other Hours by . : “ : g 1404 FARNAM STREET, O‘HHA \EB 9> Pazten Neted e e skeved o placd yeu—ceme & el we will sltum them, M gy fer eued pleasmcries e M-l- for ezam siag e ewm + tharges are ‘o0 furumdiag Do proper e dege—tet B Aage » twr rgu—-Tes wilk - e l'. ALOE & PENFOLD CO., Selentifie Opticlans l.fl Farnam OMAHA OPPOSITE FAXTON HOTRL FFICE HOL® o 199 p rm!oifip.. Appointment. -+ James Richards, M. D,